City Skylines?

[will.mcg]

Hey, so i've been wanting to go out and try taking a good photo of my cities downtown skyline, i was just wondering if anyone had any tips or things i should make sure i do when shooting.

thanks

[kjonnnn]

http://www.chicagophotoshop.com/forums/album.php?albumid=1&pictureid=170

[siddr20]

Manual Mode, Iso 100.. Use tripod..
Normally shoot between f4.5-f8.. Shutter remote release.. thats about it

Heres one shot i took recently.. Nothing special.. But hope it helps :)
EXIF data should be intact..

http://i575.photobucket.com/albums/ss200/sidd-rishi/IMG_7353resizesig.jpg

^ all natural lighting..

Lots more on my website if you keen to check out :)

[cereal83]

Here is my cityscape shot. I did 200 iso with like 30 seconds at f12 I believe. If I had to do it all over, I would have put the horizon higher to show more water and shot at 50 iso

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3605/3469605169_652b719f95_o.jpg

[Delivery Man]

Here's one from Halifax, NS that I posted a month or so ago. Shot with my 50D and the 10-22. Exif is available through the link below the photo.

http://paperboy.smugmug.com/photos/516650748_ZHRJ8-L.jpg

http://paperboy.smugmug.com/photos/newexif.mg?ImageID=516650748&ImageKey=ZHRJ8

[slcr1]

A few months ago here in Seattle.. POS tripod, my 40d, EF28-135mm lens, F/4.0, ISO 100, for 1 - 2 seconds..

http://nexgenphoto.com/photos/sea_skylinetake2.jpg

[lostep3]

Here is one I took of Providence! I don't remember my settings, but its important to keep the ISO at a low setting.
http://i182.photobucket.com/albums/x117/scegsi/fixed.jpg